The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-11-17

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Fl. w. FOSTER & Co, Nurserymen, of
Geneva, \. Y, guarantee their stock true
to name. See their advertisement MEN
WANTED" in another column.
THE Sheboygan Times is the most
moral paper in the state. If it were only
issued on Sunday it would spare people
the necessity of going to church.
THE price of grain is eight cents per
bushel more in this city than in Kewau-
nee and large amount of Kewaunee
grain is sold here in consequence.
IT is about time that other sections of
the county beside Maple Grove and
Schleswig took some action looking
! toward holding teachers meetings.
THE city council adopted resolution
at its meeting on Monday !evying tax
of seven mills on the dollar for money for
! general city purposes for next year.
C. L. POWERS formerly principal of the
Two River high school, and later editor
of The West Bend Times is now on the
editorial staff of The Oshkosh Times.
THE coroner's jury at Two Rivers in
its verdict, was justly severe on the two
captains who passed drowning men and
heartlessly refused to give assistance
The little passenger propeller F. J.
Dayan of Escanaba has been hauled out
at Hanson's yard. She will be partially
rebuilt and put in first class condition.
WE are now showing very extensive
line of plain and fancy Pushes and Vel
vets of different widths and qualities.
a SCHUETTE Bros.
IT is said that if the question of par
doning Spies or committing his sentence
were submitted to a vote of the people of
this city it would be carried three to one.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
THE tug Delta of Escanaba is trying to
release the schooner Blazing Star, ashore
on Fisherman's Shoal. If successful the
schooner will probably be brought here
for repairs.
BURGER Bros have contracted to build
a steam barge during the coming winter
for Michigan parties. The barge will be
a little smaller than the Haywood built
by them last winter.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN drew such a crowd
on Saturday last, that it is said the sale
Of tickets was discontinued. The street
parade, the dogs and the small pony
made the people wild.
4 CHICAGO ship building firm has just
shipped a screw steamer 70 feet long to
Buena Ventura, South America. It was
constructed at Chicago and then taken
to pieces for shipment.
A CHEESE factory belonging to Peter
Stoker, In the southern part of Coopers-
town was destroyed by fire last week.
There was a considerable quantity of
cheese stored in it at the time.
THE Smalley Manufacturing Co. can
not fill orders for "the best feed cutters
in the world" as fast as they are received.
Another hundred feet added to the east
end of the factory would help matters.
81 in. az yds.) wide wool dress flannel
at 40 cts. is the latest bargain among the
many we are offering. We just opened
this lot and have the staple colors only.
"a SCHUErTE Bros.
JUDGE WINSTON, a circuit judge of this
state, has decided that the constitution
as now amended gives women the right
to vote. Won't there be chorus of such
sayings as, III vote for him-won't
you?"
CHARLES FIGHTER says that never in
the history of Manitowoc were there so
many daily papers sold in any other one
week. as during the week last past. The
anarchist cases conjoined to the elections
caused the demand.
TEACHERS never die and seldom get
sick but this fall seems to be an exception
and schools are closed everywhere either
on account of some contagious disease
prevalent in the neighborhood or the
| sickness of the teacher.
THE marshal has been instructed to
canvass the city and search out all the
owners of unlicensed dogs. If the in
structions embraced an order to kill all
such dogs where found the community
might be rid OF a few score of yelping
nuisances.
| THE programme of the entertainment
to be given by the Ladies' Aid Society
next Thursday VIII embrace declamations
vocal and instrumental music, tableaux
dancing and fine supper-enough to give
those attending moro than full value for
their money.
A NEW road has been laid out between
the towns of Liberty and Newton run
ming north from Thalhelmer's. When
the road is open a post Office, formerly
Oslo. but discontinued for some time.
viii be located at the northern end on the
Calumet Road.
AT the meeting of the board of alder
men on Monday evening the water-works
ordinance was adopted and has since been
signed by the mayor. The bond to be
given by the water-works company has
been prepared and when signed the mat
ter viii be settled.
Mr.. A. J. SMITH, G. w. 7. of Wis. will
deliver an address at the III. E. church
this Thursday evening in which he will
explain the objects and workings of $50
cial Temples"-an organization of the
womens' department OF the temperance
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